Yesterday I made Russian Tea!
Here's the recipe in my high school handwriting (I see I capitalized lemon and did not capitalize Tang) LOL. I put three teaspoons in a cup and add hot water.
The oranges are good again!
These are the easiest and VERY most scrumptious cookie. You place "break and bake" Toll House cookie dough in mini muffin tins, bake for 13 minutes at 350 degrees and when you take them out of the oven you put a Reese's mini peanut butter cup in each one. Then, you carefully take them out and let them cool on a rack. They are SO good!
I hope your third Sunday in Advent (JOY!) is wonderful!
Every Day in December Bloggers:
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Karen (Happy One): https://lifeisgood-smile.blogspot.com
Elizabeth: https://eroosje.blogspot.com/
Gretchen: https://gretchenjoanna.com/
10 comments:
Russian tea! Oh how me and my best friend drank countless cups when we were teens. Thanks for the memory! :) Kit
I don't think you could go wrong with that cookie!!
I've got to write down oranges and cloves on my shopping list. Those cookies look real good! I might have to make them for our small open house on Sunday.
Oh my goodness... Russian Tea! I didn't that was the name of it though. Years ago I used to make this every Sunday and we drank it with orange cinnamon rolls. I haven't made it in years because I had forgotten how and now I can... thank you for posting the recipe! Your house looks beautifully decorated for the holidays.
Your cookies look delish and I like the oranges with cloves classic oranges.
Thos cookies look delicious. I love your decorations. Quiet Sundays are always nice. Merry Christmas!
Oh my, I love that cookie recipe!
Delicious looking cookie and sure sounds easy.
Every photo here makes me smile. or hungry!
Those cookies look positively decadent! Love your happy Christmas decorations!
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